Three months has passed since the first time that Taylor had made her way into our house.  She’s so cute.  It’s crazy.  She looks so much like Ashley.  She’s got the dark brown hair and the tan skin.  The only difference is that she has piercing blue eyes.  So, it’s hard for people to believe that neither one of us actually gave birth to this beautiful little girl.  Ashley’s been at the record label today, and I’ve been here with the baby.  I’m sitting in the floor while Taylor sits up against her pillow.  We’ve been trying to help her sit up on her own.  My mother says I should let it happen naturally, but I think she just might need a little encouragement.

"Come on baby."  Did I mention that I now speek fluent baby talk?

She grins at me as she wraps all of her tiny little fingers around just my middle fingers.  I pull her up slowly so that she is fully in the sitting position.  She giggles, and it is so cute.

I slowly remove her right hand from my left finger, and she is still balanced.  She’s just looking at me as I begin to move her left hand from my right finger.  Amazingly, she’s sitting up completely.  She’s doing it all by herself.  As soon as it starts though, she falls over.  I laugh a little, and she giggles again.  She’s so cute.

"Hey baby."  Ashley says coming in and kissing me.  "How are my two favorite girls?"  She asks.

"I better be your favorite."  I say.

"Well, I kind of like Taylor the best."  She says.

I lean up and say seductively into her ear, "Next time you’re in one of your hormonal teenage boy moods, I’ll remember that."

She doesn’t say a work.  She just picks up the baby and starts tossing her in the air.  Taylor is laughing like no tomorrow now.  It’s so cute.  Watching them makes me fall more and more in love with her over and over again.

"She sat up today for like two seconds."  I say breaking her fun.

"Aw.  Did my baby sit up today?"  She says to the smiling baby.

Later that evening, we were both just sitting in front of the television.  The phone rings, and I get up to get it.